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Written in 1941 by world-renowned playwright Bertolt Brecht and brought to life by the Moscow Pushkin Drama Theatre, The Good Person of...

A common enough complaint about the opera, certainly in my experience, is that it is not as relevant to modern life as other art forms:...

At first enquiry, Henry V seems like a strange choice for a student production. What, after all, does a nationalistic war narrative say...

Witness For The Prosecution is as much an immersive and investigative experience for the audience as it is a dramatic and twisting play....

The Gate Theatre is undeniably charming. It is a small seventy-five seat theatre in Notting Hill - one of the smallest of the West End...

Just pipping its Broadway counterpart, with a similarly all-star cast of Ethan Hawke and Paul Dano, Dunster’s production of the 1980...

Stop and Search is a fast-paced indictment of an ever-changing Britain, focused on Akim, a mournful African refugee trying to cross the...

Over time, historical works of fiction have gone through the wringer of theatrical and cinematic adaptation; some adaptors deciding to...

Danai Gurira’s The Convert is a play defined tension. Set in Rhodesia (modern Zimbabwe) in 1896 it depicts the lives of individuals...

‘The Effect’ is absolutely spectacular. Written by Lucy Prebble, and directed in this particular production by Evie Ayres-Townshend, the...